House panel on intelligence back in limbo
The House Select Intelligence Committee remains in limbo as leaders ponder abolishing or restructuring the panel. Chairman Nedzi warned the split among Democrats undermines the probe while others push to oust him amid disclosures of CIA briefings on misdeeds and assassination plots.
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Wells to accept Ford post director of telecom policy
Kansas broadcasting executive Robert Wells said he would accept President Ford's offer to head the White House Office of Telecommunications Policy. He noted the formal communication hadn’t arrived yet and required Senate approval. Wells spoke during a Broadcast Music Inc. board meeting in Colorado Springs about business arrangements before joining the administration.
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Manhattan Judge Rules Men May Use Beauty Shops
New York AP report says Justice Sidney Asch in state Supreme Court overturned a 1946 law that barred beauty shops from giving haircuts to men. Barbers could serve both genders, but stylists were restricted to women before the ruling.
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Kennedy blasts Rockefeller over CIA plots claims
Sen. Edward Kennedy called Vice President Rockefeller's remarks utterly irresponsible regarding CIA assassination plots. Rockefeller hinted his commission may have information suggesting President Kennedy and former Attorney General Robert Kennedy were involved, but said no secret data supported guilt.
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Navy Jet Sabotage Damages 18 Planes at Pensacola
Pensacola Naval Air Station tightened security after 18 jet trainers were damaged. Wires and fuel and hydraulic lines were found on 12 T2C Skyhawks and six T2C Buckeye jets. FBI joined probe as investigators sought suspects, with base officials noting the damage appeared by someone familiar with the aircraft.
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Fear City plan shelved in New York unions clash
Police and fire union leaders postponed the Fear City anti-layoff campaign amid weak rank and file support after a court ruling allowing leaflets portraying the city as dangerous. Mayor Beame warns of 37,000 layoffs unless July 1 budget aid arrives. Ken McFeeley said a brief pause to win civic backing while continuing sound tracks in all five boroughs to stress crime and injuries from layoffs.
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Promise not kept says Argonaut in New York
Argonaut Insurance Co president Larry Baker Jr says the firm was guaranteed 85 percent reinsurance by state insurers if it entered New York medical malpractice, but the reinsurance never materialized. Argonaut then halted malpractice writing in New York, triggering a doctors strike except for emergencies while Baker testifies to a congressional committee about federal remedies.
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